Just now, I was queueing to request a song while looking at on-chain data, and the page suddenly froze and spun. I thought my internet was acting up again… Then I realized it was probably not me, but the data side “taking a breath.” Like subgraphs/indexers, they need to organize on-chain data before you can query it, and if the node is syncing or there are too many requests, it queues; RPCs also limit traffic, so if you click too often, it’ll give you a “slow down, brother.” So sometimes it’s not the protocol broken, but the data pipeline clogged for a moment.

These days, Meme is really lively, celebrities shout and everyone rushes in, attention shifts so quickly it’s ridiculous. Newcomers are most easily fooled by this “data delay + emotional hype,” thinking what they see is real-time truth… Honestly, don’t rush to take the final step. My current approach is: if it’s stuck, switch to another RPC or wait a bit, then follow my own rebalancing plan, don’t let a spinning circle mess with your mindset.